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The Neue Zürcher Zeitung front page features a commentary on wealth and billionaires in Europe, an interview with a Swiss intelligence expert on Chinese and Russian espionage, and updates on the war in Ukraine. It also includes stories on Hungary's shifting stance towards Ukraine, Ukrainian…
A commentary argues that Europe has too few self-made billionaires like Musk or Bezos, and too many who inherited their wealth, suggesting a need to encourage more entrepreneurial success.
An expert on intelligence services states that Chinese and Russian espionage is noticeably increasing in Switzerland, with recent cases indicating that private intelligence services are also becoming more active.
Since the change in government, Hungary has shifted its course regarding Russia, but the new prime minister is not yet a strong supporter of Ukraine; however, a breakthrough has now been achieved.
Ukrainian attacks targeting data centers, such as those belonging to Yandex, are significantly impacting Russia's online economy.
Live updates report that Donald Trump has stopped planned tariffs against Russia, and there are reports of fatalities and injuries from Russian attacks within Ukraine.
Chris von Rohr, celebrating his 75th birthday, reflects on the early days of the band Krokus and explains why his values no longer align with those of the left.
For Zurich's SVP Health Director Natalie Rickli to become a Federal Councillor, she must take a risk, and the question is whether she is willing and able to do so.
The story of 'Clever Hans,' a horse that caused a sensation in Berlin in 1904 for its apparent ability to calculate, read, and communicate, and how the later discovery of its actual ability led to its legacy in AI.
